Found 59 Childcare volunteering opportunities in Sydney City

Willoughby library is seeking volunteers to help with a coding club for young people on Monday afternoons 4-5pm. Volunteers need to be passionate about helping children learn together, and able to provide a positive learning experience. A basic knowledge of computers and coding is desirable, but no previous coding experience is necessary as all training will be provided.

Are you passionate about helping young people explore computer programming? Willoughby City Council has a CoderDojo Club for young people and teenagers to learn computer programming skills, and we are seeking enthusiastic volunteers to assist with the club. The CoderDojo takes place every second Tuesday (fortnightly) 4 - 5:30pm.

This is an opportunity for volunteers to tell stories in Korean to children aged 3-5 in Willoughby City Council libraries. If you can speak Korean, enjoy working with children and want to help them learn Korean culture and develop Korean literacy skills then this could be the role for you.

Volunteer Family Connect (VFC) is a community-based early intervention program providing one-on-one support to parents and carers in their home or another safe place.

Volunteer Family Connect (VFC) is a community-based early intervention program providing one-on-one support to parents and carers in their home or another safe place.

Volunteer Family Connect (VFC) is a community-based early intervention program providing one-on-one support to parents and carers in their home or another safe place. The service areas cover Cantebury, Ashfield, Burwood LGAs

The Red Cross Young Parents Program (YPP) is specifically designed for young people who are parenting with limited family or community support. The role of the Volunteer Child Minder is to provide respite child care for the babies and young children of the families within the Young Parents Program (YPP).

As a long established charity helping disadvantaged youth we are constantly upgrading our services and facilities and have recently opened our own after school care.

Special Olympics Young Athletes provide weekly sports skill development, community involvement and inclusion opportunities for young children who experience intellectual disabilities and their typically developing peers by transforming their lives through inclusive participation in their community.

We are looking for volunteers to assist a lively group of seniors in Western Sydney. You will be supporting older people from diverse backgrounds in a group setting. Flexible weekday hours 10:00AM - 2:00PM.

Volunteers are needed for Greenacre Area Community Centre (GACC), a non-profit organisation. We would like the children to be cared for while their parents attend programs and activities at the centre.

Girl Guides Australia's mission is: Empowering girls and young women to grow into confident, self-respecting, responsible community members

Girl Guides Australia's mission is: Empowering girls and young women to grow into confident, self-respecting, responsible community members

Girl Guides Australia's mission is: Empowering girls and young women to grow into confident, self-respecting, responsible community members

Empowering girls and young women to grow into confident, self-respecting, responsible community members

Girl Guides Australia's mission is: Empowering girls and young women to grow into confident, self-respecting, responsible community members

3Bridges Community is seeking an outgoing and friendly Children's Support Worker to work alongside another Child Carer, in providing care and supervision to 4-6 one to 3 year olds. The role is based at Penshurst.

The Friendship Garden Playgroup supports CALD families, with pre-school aged children, with a structured playgroup that enables children to engage in activities that promote social connection, creative expression and assists with the development of their understanding and appreciation of the environment. Playgroup Assistants support the facilitator to connect families, prepare and serve food, set up and pack up playgroup resources and provide language assistance.

The Community Hubs are based in various primary school across Western Sydney and aim to support migrant and refugee families (including children 0-5 years of age). Community Hubs offer meaningful social activities as well as access to local education, health, community and settlement services. Child Minding Assistants support and supervise young children whilst their parents take part in workshops and programs. Parents are usually close by or in the same room.

A variety of social support and community development roles are currently available. School holiday program assistants, social support, transport, events and promotion!